Kansas City Teachers College - Ye Pedagogue Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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.. .. V - - - - es-'W 4-.: .Eel- .v .Q -,sw-N-hs. --, f-'?Hj'3Pf -1571?--fvifvaw-replre --!..sfQ1!??'F' 7- f GRADLJATING CLASS ln the years of 1931 and 1932, Teachers College has become a fully ac- credited and recognized degree issuing institution. Therefore there are many members of our graduating class who will receive 120 hour diplomas, or B.H.S. degrees. However, there are still more who will receive 90 hour diplomas. Since the graduating class is made up of both Seniors and Juniors, and these groups very separate, it was decided to allow each group its own choices. The Seniors, many of whom are new at Teachers College this year, having come to complete their education course from other colleges and universities, elected as their leaders: TERESA HARR1NoToN - - President RUTH TALBoTT - - Vice-Presidenr PEARL PRocToR - Secrerary DoRoTHY PLANCK ----- Treasurer For the Senior Ballot the following were the lucky ones: Girl who has done the most-Elizabeth Lewis. Most Popular Girl-Ruth Talbott. Most Popular Boy--Howard Monett. Best Student-Teresa Harrington. Jolly Good Girl--Christine Hubbard. Belle Brummel--Pearl Proctor. Best Athlete-Wilma Weeks. Best Windjammer-Marian Storms. 1 The Juniors, most of whom have attended Teachers College for two or three years, have chosen as their leaders: DoRoTHY ZIMMER - - President CHARLENE SPAULDING - Vice-President THELMA LEE - - Seererary MARIAM KIEKBUSH - - - - Treasurer They have shown excellent choice in the Junior Ballot which is as follows: The Girl who has done the most-Janet Akrigg. Most Popular Girl-Martha Mallory. Best Student--Eleanor Shane. Jolly Good Girl-Marian Brewster. Belle Brummel-Ruth Sharon. Best Athlete-Ruth Case. lt is also fitting for us to mention the fact that there are some who are classed as Special Students. Though they do not spend all their time in our College, yet they often add materially to class and club organizations. l23l I , H ,H 1 g ,W W ... ...- . -. .- 1 --Y ,ae-Inszazwsgasxwxsipsas?-1:1-1-I-ze-ra-za.:--s-suzuyu-asm

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HONOR ROLL The honor roll is made up of the ten per cent of the graduation class Who have attained the highest rank in scholarship and in activities. Only credits made in Teachers College are considered in this rating. ln this comparison the Juniors and Seniors are considered separately, due to the fact that most of the Seniors have matric- ulated with advanced standing from other colleges. Junior Honors RUTH CASE DOROTHY ZIMMER ELEANOR SHANE Senior Honors ERMA WILLIAMS THERESA HARRINGTON l22l

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SEINIIGR CLASS 2:24 PEARL PROCTOR Chairman Social Committee, '29 Chairman Publicity Committee, '30 Secretary Junior Class Secretary Senior Class DOROTHY PLANCK Treasurer Senior Class Treasurer Phi Lambda Sigma EDITI-I HIGHTOWEI2 . Tau Chi Phi 'I Nature Association p Chorus J Fellowship CHRISTINE HUBBARD Secretary Student Council Chairman Social Committee Secretary Phi Lambda Sigma Jolly Good Girl MARY Nl. KILLIGER Fellowship Club Phi Lambda Sigma ALICE LANTERMAN Chorus Glee Club ELIZABETH LEWIS Kappa Phi Alpha Chairman Assembly Glee Club Fellowship Committee, '31 HOWARD MONETT President Men's Club Publicity Committee Annual Staff DORCAS SCOTT Chorus Nature Association Publicity Committee Tau Chi Phi Secretary-Treasurer JII Division MARIAN STORMS Ways and Means Committee WILMA WEEKS Winner Short Story for Children Secretary Tau Kappa Delta Debate Alternate President Athletic Association Senior Editor Scout Weekly WILLA WILLIABIS Book Exchange Committee